Help more method for quant

If I were you, I'd spend more time on Verbal than Quant. If your Verbal score stays the same (let's say it's 37 or 38, roughly in the middle of your two practice tests) and your Quant score increases to 51, your score would improve to a 720, maybe a 730. And that's if you could guarantee that you'd get a 51 on Quant, which isn't an easy thing to do. More realistically, if you got a 49 or 50 on Quant and your Verbal stayed the same, you'd be looking at a 700-710.

But if your Quant score stays the same (46-47), you could get a lot more points out of improving your Verbal. Taking your Verbal up to a 45 - which isn't even that close to the maximum - would get you to a 730 or 740.

Practically speaking, it's better to spend time on both. But you have a lot of room to grow in Verbal. Some of that growth is probably easy to accomplish. Don't leave points on the table just because you're more nervous about Quant.

Sources:

https://www.manhattanprep.com/gmat/gmat ... alculator/
https://www.manhattanprep.com/gmat/blog ... at-verbal/

OK thanks but a 45 verbal is really tough to accomplish! ahah I have spent tons of time on it I really don't know what to do more for verbal... the main issue seems that I can't manage to maintain an 100% concentration on the test I alawys run into a series of wrong questions that cut off 2-4 points